Arctic
Norway
Arctic
Arctic
Set off for an 11-day cruise and enjoy an exceptional experience exploring Norway in the winter. From Tromso, you will sail towards these magical lands, where your exceptional itinerary will take in snow-capped summits, immaculate landscapes and the discovery of millennial traditions.
Duration: 10 nights
Starts: Tromso, Norway
Ends: Tromso, Norway
Language: English and French speaking Voyage
Charter Flights More info about this activity
In departures with charter flights, part of the air transport segment is covered by the operation of the trip as part of the itinerary.
Check in the inclusions and exclusions of the program which air sections are included in your itinerary.
Coach or Van tours More info about this activity
Coach, Bus or Van excursions with specialized guides or just as a means of transportation from one point to the next.
Shore Excursion More info about this activity
Shore excursions are the backbone of almost all itineraries, with most ships making landfall at least once every day once they reach their destination. The weather plays a huge role in your daily itinerary, although given the sheer array of fantastic landing sites all over there are plenty of options your Captain and Expedition Leader can choose from. On-shore excursions allow you to visit scientific research stations, communities, prominent wildlife colonies and take hikes to elevated viewing points for fantastic photography.
Communities More info about this activity
The experience is not only about nature, but about the people who live in the places we visit.
We are always welcomed by the locals and respectfully wander around their towns and villages, shareing their lifestyle for a few moments.
Cultural shows and folcloric dances and arts are part of the hightlights of this encounters.
Northern Lights More info about this activity
Debido a la naturaleza del campo magnético terrestre, las auroras solo aparecen en los polos. Por lo general, son visibles por encima de la marca de latitud de 60 ° en el norte y por debajo de la latitud de 60 ° en el sur (estas 'luces del sur' se denominan aurora austral).
Snow Shoeing More info about this activity
This popular alpine activity is easy to learn. No experience is necessary – all you need is a willingness to try. All training is provided and our team of guides will have you trained and ready to go in no more than half an hour.
Participants should be confident in their footing and have an average level of fitness – outings may be up to three hours in duration. Those who enjoy hiking trails or taking long walks at home will possess enough fitness to enjoy this activity. As with any other activity, you will get more enjoyment out of it with some preparation in advance, such as long walks with uphill sections or bike riding.
In Antarctica, the longest hike can be 2-3 hours long, while in the Arctic it can be a full day tour.
Fishing More info about this activity
Assisted by the naturalist or local guides, you will look for the perfect spot and spend a quiet momento practicing this sport or you will cut your hole on the ice floe or on frozen lakes and try to catch fish using an ancestral method. This activity off the beaten path will equally delight fans of sports fishing and those who are curious for new discoveries.
Dog Sled More info about this activity
Enjoy, participate or view a true Dog Sled and the Mushers on the spot! Believe it or not, this dog are at their happiest moments when they are racing or traversing in the wild.
Sometimes the activity just consists on a Kennel visit and guided tour.
Highlights
• In partnership with PARIS MATCH, with the exceptional presence of Dominique de Villepin, former Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Interior Minister.
• A cruise discovering Norway in the winter, featuring immaculate mountainous summits and the discovery of ancestral cultures.
• Make the most of an excursion included* per person per port of call during your cruise thanks to the selection made by our destination experts.
• Explore the traditions and customs of one of the last European indigenous people, the Sami.
• UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Struve Geodetic Arc in Hammerfest.
• The possibility of observing the enchanting show offered by the phenomenon of the Northern Lights.
• Gain an insight into the culture, and incredible diversity of life from your expert expedition team.
• The landscapes: snow-capped peaks, enchanting fjords, plains covered with a fine white coat, picturesque villages with traditional red or white wooden houses...
• Introduction to Nordic activities: dog sleigh, ice fishing, snowshoeing, chasing the Northern Lights, subject to weather conditions (optional activities).
*Pre-bookings open around two months before the start of the cruise; requests are processed on a first-come first-served basis, subject to availability.
Throughout your journey, you will benefit from an excursion included per person per port of call, to choose from a selection offered by PONANT. During this cruise, set off to discover the legendary Nordkapp, or the North Cape, from Honningsvag, appreciate the charm of the Lofoten Islands during a day of visits from Reine, or explore Tromso, the capital of the Arctic, in a rigid-inflatable boat. The diversity of experiences on offer promises you intense and varied moments (to discover the full range of excursions, go to the itinerary tab).
The beginning of this trip beyond the Arctic Circle will be marked by an immersion in the land of the Sami. From your disembarkation in Narvik, in the very heart of captivating summits plunging into the sumptuous Ofotfjord, you will be invited to explore the ancestral tales of this reindeer-herding indigenous people.
Your ship will then make its way south where you will witness the mysterious charm of the Lofoten archipelago. These islands have landscapes of surreal beauty alternating between sea, spectacular fjords, mountain slopes and bright-coloured huts on stilts.
Visit Hammerfest, the northernmost town in the world. During your port of call in this charming fishing port, you will have the opportunity to explore the Struve Geodetic Arc, a chain of triangulations stretching from Norway to the Black Sea, and the first technical and scientific tool to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You will also sail by Bear Island, halfway between the North Cape of Norway and the South Cape of Spitsbergen. From your ship, you will marvel at this small strip of land with its craggy coastline and high jagged cliffs.
Tha ship will once again set sail south, for the captivating Honningsvag. This port of call will take you to the northernmost point of Europe: the North Cape. On this cliff, home to the emblematic Milestone, a globe-shaped monument, allow yourself the time to dream as you gaze upon the vastness of the Barents Sea.
You will then discover Alta. In the polar night, you may be lucky enough to admire the unique colours of the Northern Lights as they ripple and spin above the Arctic Circle.
Your trip into the very heart of the immenseness of the Norwegian Arctic polar world will end in Tromso, your disembarkation port.
Day 1 - Tromso
In the north of the Arctic circle you’ll discover Tromsø, a secluded town located in the county of Troms. Norwegians call it the “Paris of the north”. You’ll soon see why when you discover its extensive neoclassical architectural heritage. A stunning example is the Arctic cathedral, a major monument whose stylistic purity echoes the outline of the mountains surrounding the town.
Day 2 - Narvik
Beyond the Arctic Circle, you will discover Narvik, nestling in the heart of impressive mountains that plunge into the Ofotfjord. It is on the verge of obtaining the “sustainable destination” label, a national label awarded to destinations that are committed to a sustainable approach to tourism for the long term. You will be mesmerised by its scenery. From Narvik, it is possible to take the Ofoten Line towards Sweden. This historic railway once linked the mineral-rich mines of Kiruna in Sweden to the ice-free port of Narvik. You will experience unique moments whether meeting the Sami people ─ reindeer herders who have ancestral traditions and yet embrace modernity.
Day 3 - Reine, Lofoten
Way beyond the Arctic Circle, Lofoten Islands are truly considered to be in “another world”. A jewel of nature in its most pristine state, this archipelago with its jagged coastline offers you majestic settings of high alpine summits, sandy beaches, green prairies and fjords of a deep blue, where countless bird colonies make their nests. Whether you visit Å, or Nusjford, listed by UNESCO, enjoy authentic and memorable moments.
Day 4 - At Sea
During your journey at sea, make the most of the many services and activities on board. Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation in the spa or stay in shape in the fitness centre. Depending on the season, let yourself be tempted by the swimming pool or a spot of sunbathing. This journey without a port of call will also be an opportunity to enjoy the conferences or shows proposed on board, depending on the activities offered, or to do some shopping in the boutique or to meet the PONANT photographers in their dedicated space. As for lovers of the open sea, they will be able to visit the ship’s upper deck to admire the spectacle of the waves and perhaps be lucky enough to observe marine species. A truly enchanted interlude, combining comfort, rest and entertainment.
Day 5 - Hammerfest
Hammerfest, located on the north-western coast of the island of Kvaloya, beyond the 70th parallel north, is often considered the northernmost town in the world. Conserved in an immaculate natural setting, this charming fishing port enjoys a rich history, as is evidenced by various vestiges dating back to the Stone Age, Napoleonic wars or the Second World War. During your port of call, you will have the opportunity to discover the Struve Geodetic Arc, a chain of triangulations stretching across Europe from Hammerfest to the Black Sea, and the first technical and scientific object to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Day 6 - Sailing along Bjornoya (Bear Island)
Halfway between Norway and Spitsbergen, you will sail not far from the coastlines of Bjørnøya, the southernmost island of Svalbard. From your ship, observe this isolated piece of land discovered in 1596 by the Dutch navigator Willem Barents, then looking for the Northwest Passage. Following a tough fight between a polar bear and the members of the expedition, he dubbed the place Bear Island. Regularly covered by a thick layer of fog, Bjørnøya shelters a meteorological station built in 1923, which is still in operation. Declared a nature reserve in 2002, the island is above all home to an enormous colony of sea birds: skuas, guillemots, puffins, Tridactyl gulls, petrels, gulls and little auks all coexist here.
Day 7 - Honningsvag
If you feel like you have arrived at the end of the world in Honningsvåg, it is because this is the case. Halfway between Oslo and the North Pole, it competes with Hammerfest for the status of “the northernmost town in Continental Europe”. Colourful houses light up this charming and typically Norwegian fishing port nestled in the hollows of the region’s mountainous terrain. Travellers come to stay in the village to go to the North Cape. At the end of the road, you will see the globe that indicates that you are at the very end of Europe. At this point, only the Svalbard archipelago separates you from the North Pole. There is sea as far as the eye can see. The Northern Lights, the view of the immense cliff plunging into the sea, the thousands of puffins, gannets and cormorants that spin around you: everything here is grandiose.
Day 8 - Alta
Beyond the Arctic Circle, Alta, in the far north of Norway, is the biggest city in Finnmark county. Alta will reveal itself to you at the end of the eponymous fjord, Altafjorden. The region offers a mix of forest, mountainous and coastal landscapes. It is on the verge of obtaining the “sustainable destination” label, a national label awarded to destinations that are committed to a sustainable approach to tourism for the long term. Alta invites you to experience unique moments, whether meeting the Sami people ─ reindeer herders who have ancestral traditions and yet embrace modernity ─ or during walks, snowshoe hikes or dog sledding, depending on the season.
Day 9 - Tromso
n the north of the Arctic circle you’ll discover Tromsø, a secluded town located in the county of Troms. Norwegians call it the “Paris of the north”. You’ll soon see why when you discover its extensive neoclassical architectural heritage. A stunning example is the Arctic cathedral, a major monument whose stylistic purity echoes the outline of the mountains surrounding the town.
Day 1 - Tromso
In the north of the Arctic circle you’ll discover Tromsø, a secluded town located in the county of Troms. Norwegians call it the “Paris of the north”. You’ll soon see why when you discover its extensive neoclassical architectural heritage. A stunning example is the Arctic cathedral, a major monument whose stylistic purity echoes the outline of the mountains surrounding the town.
Day 2 - Narvik
Beyond the Arctic Circle, you will discover Narvik, nestling in the heart of impressive mountains that plunge into the Ofotfjord. It is on the verge of obtaining the “sustainable destination” label, a national label awarded to destinations that are committed to a sustainable approach to tourism for the long term. You will be mesmerised by its scenery. From Narvik, it is possible to take the Ofoten Line towards Sweden. This historic railway once linked the mineral-rich mines of Kiruna in Sweden to the ice-free port of Narvik. You will experience unique moments whether meeting the Sami people ─ reindeer herders who have ancestral traditions and yet embrace modernity.
Day 3 - Reine, Lofoten
Way beyond the Arctic Circle, Lofoten Islands are truly considered to be in “another world”. A jewel of nature in its most pristine state, this archipelago with its jagged coastline offers you majestic settings of high alpine summits, sandy beaches, green prairies and fjords of a deep blue, where countless bird colonies make their nests. Whether you visit Å, or Nusjford, listed by UNESCO, enjoy authentic and memorable moments.
Day 4 - At Sea
During your journey at sea, make the most of the many services and activities on board. Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation in the spa or stay in shape in the fitness centre. Depending on the season, let yourself be tempted by the swimming pool or a spot of sunbathing. This journey without a port of call will also be an opportunity to enjoy the conferences or shows proposed on board, depending on the activities offered, or to do some shopping in the boutique or to meet the PONANT photographers in their dedicated space. As for lovers of the open sea, they will be able to visit the ship’s upper deck to admire the spectacle of the waves and perhaps be lucky enough to observe marine species. A truly enchanted interlude, combining comfort, rest and entertainment.
Day 5 - Hammerfest
Hammerfest, located on the north-western coast of the island of Kvaloya, beyond the 70th parallel north, is often considered the northernmost town in the world. Conserved in an immaculate natural setting, this charming fishing port enjoys a rich history, as is evidenced by various vestiges dating back to the Stone Age, Napoleonic wars or the Second World War. During your port of call, you will have the opportunity to discover the Struve Geodetic Arc, a chain of triangulations stretching across Europe from Hammerfest to the Black Sea, and the first technical and scientific object to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Day 6 - Sailing along Bjornoya (Bear Island)
Halfway between Norway and Spitsbergen, you will sail not far from the coastlines of Bjørnøya, the southernmost island of Svalbard. From your ship, observe this isolated piece of land discovered in 1596 by the Dutch navigator Willem Barents, then looking for the Northwest Passage. Following a tough fight between a polar bear and the members of the expedition, he dubbed the place Bear Island. Regularly covered by a thick layer of fog, Bjørnøya shelters a meteorological station built in 1923, which is still in operation. Declared a nature reserve in 2002, the island is above all home to an enormous colony of sea birds: skuas, guillemots, puffins, Tridactyl gulls, petrels, gulls and little auks all coexist here.
Day 7 - Honningsvag
If you feel like you have arrived at the end of the world in Honningsvåg, it is because this is the case. Halfway between Oslo and the North Pole, it competes with Hammerfest for the status of “the northernmost town in Continental Europe”. Colourful houses light up this charming and typically Norwegian fishing port nestled in the hollows of the region’s mountainous terrain. Travellers come to stay in the village to go to the North Cape. At the end of the road, you will see the globe that indicates that you are at the very end of Europe. At this point, only the Svalbard archipelago separates you from the North Pole. There is sea as far as the eye can see. The Northern Lights, the view of the immense cliff plunging into the sea, the thousands of puffins, gannets and cormorants that spin around you: everything here is grandiose.
Day 8 - Alta
Beyond the Arctic Circle, Alta, in the far north of Norway, is the biggest city in Finnmark county. Alta will reveal itself to you at the end of the eponymous fjord, Altafjorden. The region offers a mix of forest, mountainous and coastal landscapes. It is on the verge of obtaining the “sustainable destination” label, a national label awarded to destinations that are committed to a sustainable approach to tourism for the long term. Alta invites you to experience unique moments, whether meeting the Sami people ─ reindeer herders who have ancestral traditions and yet embrace modernity ─ or during walks, snowshoe hikes or dog sledding, depending on the season.
Day 9 - Tromso
n the north of the Arctic circle you’ll discover Tromsø, a secluded town located in the county of Troms. Norwegians call it the “Paris of the north”. You’ll soon see why when you discover its extensive neoclassical architectural heritage. A stunning example is the Arctic cathedral, a major monument whose stylistic purity echoes the outline of the mountains surrounding the town.
INCLUSIONS
• Flight Paris/Tromso and Tromso/Paris selected by PONANT in economy class.
• Transfer mentioned in the programme.
• English-speaking assistance.
• Itineraries are correct at the time of publication and may be subject to change
Please note:
Flight included in the programme is as of today, operated in economy class, on a European airline.
Due to limited local transportation resources, waiting might be generated.
For passengers in transit in Paris, we recommend staying one night in Paris before this flight.
Programme and flight schedule are subject to change without prior notice.
EXCLUSIONS
• Personal expenses.
• Any other service not mentioned in the programme.
The 13 Deluxe Staterooms on board the Le Lapérouse accommodate up to two passengers in 19 square metres with a 4 square metre private balcony accessed via a door, next to a French window. The Deluxe Staterooms feature individually controlled air-conditioning, king size bed or twin beds, a private bathroom with a shower and wash closet, a minibar replenished daily, a flat screen satellite TV with video on demand, a desk with stationery, iPod player, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlet, french bath products, 24 hour room service, WiFi.
A total of 66 Prestige Staterooms are spread throughout Decks 4, 5 and 6 on the Le Lapérouse and measure a total of 19 square metres with a 4 square metre balcony accessed through a sliding bay window. Accommodating a total of 2 passengers the staterooms feature individually-controlled air-conditioning, king-size bed or twin-size beds with your choice of hypoallergenic or down pillows, private amenities offer a wash closet and shower, a minibar replenished daily, a kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, flatscreen satellite TV with video on demand, desk with stationery, iPod player, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellited direct line telephone, 110/220V outlet, french bath products, 24 hour room service, WiFi, staterooms are available with reduced mobility.
A total of 66 Prestige Staterooms are spread throughout Decks 4, 5 and 6 on the Le Lapérouse and measure a total of 19 square metres with a 4 square metre balcony accessed through a sliding bay window. Accommodating a total of 2 passengers the staterooms feature individually-controlled air-conditioning, king-size bed or twin-size beds with your choice of hypoallergenic or down pillows, private amenities offer a wash closet and shower, a minibar replenished daily, a kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, flatscreen satellite TV with video on demand, desk with stationery, iPod player, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellited direct line telephone, 110/220V outlet, french bath products, 24 hour room service, WiFi, staterooms are available with reduced mobility.
A total of 66 Prestige Staterooms are spread throughout Decks 4, 5 and 6 on the Le Lapérouse and measure a total of 19 square metres with a 4 square metre balcony accessed through a sliding bay window. Accommodating a total of 2 passengers the staterooms feature individually-controlled air-conditioning, king-size bed or twin-size beds with your choice of hypoallergenic or down pillows, private amenities offer a wash closet and shower, a minibar replenished daily, a kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, flatscreen satellite TV with video on demand, desk with stationery, iPod player, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellited direct line telephone, 110/220V outlet, french bath products, 24 hour room service, WiFi, staterooms are available with reduced mobility.
The Deluxe Suites on the Le Lapérouse are on Decks 3, 4, 5 and 6. Each of them are highly well equipped measuring 27.5 square metres with an additional 6 square metre private balcony, accessible by a sliding bay window. Accommodating up to 3 passengers, the Deluxe Suites have individually controlled air conditioning, king-size bed or twin beds with your choice of hypoallergenic or down, a sofa, private amenities provide guests with a wash closet and shower, a minibar replenished daily, kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, flat screen satellite TV with video on demand, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlets, french bath products, 24 hour room service and WiFi.
The Deluxe Suites on the Le Lapérouse are on Decks 3, 4, 5 and 6. Each of them are highly well equipped measuring 27.5 square metres with an additional 6 square metre private balcony, accessible by a sliding bay window. Accommodating up to 3 passengers, the Deluxe Suites have individually controlled air conditioning, king-size bed or twin beds with your choice of hypoallergenic or down, a sofa, private amenities provide guests with a wash closet and shower, a minibar replenished daily, kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, flat screen satellite TV with video on demand, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlets, french bath products, 24 hour room service and WiFi.
The Deluxe Suites on the Le Lapérouse are on Decks 3, 4, 5 and 6. Each of them are highly well equipped measuring 27.5 square metres with an additional 6 square metre private balcony, accessible by a sliding bay window. Accommodating up to 3 passengers, the Deluxe Suites have individually controlled air conditioning, king-size bed or twin beds with your choice of hypoallergenic or down, a sofa, private amenities provide guests with a wash closet and shower, a minibar replenished daily, kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, flat screen satellite TV with video on demand, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlets, french bath products, 24 hour room service and WiFi.
The Deluxe Suites on the Le Lapérouse are on Decks 3, 4, 5 and 6. Each of them are highly well equipped measuring 27.5 square metres with an additional 6 square metre private balcony, accessible by a sliding bay window. Accommodating up to 3 passengers, the Deluxe Suites have individually controlled air conditioning, king-size bed or twin beds with your choice of hypoallergenic or down, a sofa, private amenities provide guests with a wash closet and shower, a minibar replenished daily, kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, flat screen satellite TV with video on demand, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlets, french bath products, 24 hour room service and WiFi.
There are a total of thirteen interconnecting Prestige Suites on the Le Lapérouse. Measuring a total of 38 square metres with an 8 metre private balcony with seating accessed via a sliding bay window. The Prestige Suites on Deck 5 can accommodate up to 4 passengers whilst the ones on Deck 6 can accommodate up to 3. They all feature individually-controlled air-conditioning, king-size bed or twin beds with your choice of hypoallergenic or down pillows, private bathroom with a wash closet and shower, a minibar replenished daily, a kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, a flat screen satellite TV with video on demand, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlets, french bath products, 24 hour room service, WiFi and Butler Service.
The four Privilege suites on board the Le Lapérouse are a spoilt 32 square metres with an additional 8 square metre balcony with seating accessible from a sliding bay window. Accommodating up to 3 passengers in each cabin, on both Deck’s 6 and 6, the suites feature individually-controlled air conditioning, a king-size or twin beds with your choice of pillows- either hypoallergenic or down, private amenities with a shower and washcloset, a minibar replenished daily, kettle and Nespresso machine, flat screen TV with video on demand, desk with stationery, iPod player, a safe, hairdryer, bathrobes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlet, french bath products, 24 hour room service, Wifi and Butler Service.
The four Privilege suites on board the Le Lapérouse are a spoilt 32 square metres with an additional 8 square metre balcony with seating accessible from a sliding bay window. Accommodating up to 3 passengers in each cabin, on both Deck’s 6 and 6, the suites feature individually-controlled air conditioning, a king-size or twin beds with your choice of pillows- either hypoallergenic or down, private amenities with a shower and washcloset, a minibar replenished daily, kettle and Nespresso machine, flat screen TV with video on demand, desk with stationery, iPod player, a safe, hairdryer, bathrobes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlet, french bath products, 24 hour room service, Wifi and Butler Service.
There are three Grand Deluxe Suites on board the Le Lapérouse spread across Deck’s 5 and 6. The suites are an extravagant 45 square metres with an additional 30 square metre private terrace accessible by sliding bay windows. The terrace has lounge chairs to soak up the sun along with an outside dining table. The Grand Deluxe Suite’s can accommodate up to 4 guests. Features of the suite’s include; individually-controlled air-conditioning, king-size or twin beds with a choice of pillows – hypoallergenic or down, private amenities featuring two wash closets, a balneo bathtub, a minibar replenished daily, kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, flat screen satellite TV with video on demand, a desk with stationery, iPod player, a safe, hairdryer, bath robes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlets, french bath products, 24 hour room service, WiFi and Butler Service.
There is one Owner’s Suite on board the Le Lapérouse which offers a spacious sanctuary of 45 square metres and an additional 30 square metre private terrace to relax in. The terrace features a hot tub, dining table and lounge chairs and is accessible with sliding bay windows. Located on Deck 6, the Owner’s Suite has individually-controlled air conditioning, king-size or twin beds, choice of pillows -down or hypoallergenic, private amenities with two wash closets, a balneo bathtub and a shower, a mini bar which is replenished daily, kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, a flat screen satellite TV with video on demand, desk with stationery, an iPod player, safe, hairdryer, bathrobes, satellite direct line telephone, 110/220V outlet, 24 hour room service, internet access WiFi, butler service, 1 private transfer (round trip) Airport – Hotel – Port, 1 free hour of Spa treatments. The Owner’s suite has a capacity of up to 4 guests.
* The prices are per person in US Dollars, unless expressly specified in a different currency. In that case, payment will be in US dollars at the exchange rate of the day.
** Rates are correct at the time of publication. All prices will be re-confirmed by email at the time of booking.
NOTE: Embracing the unexpected is part of the legacy—and excitement—of expedition travel. When traveling in extremely remote regions, your expedition staff must allow the sea, the ice and the weather to guide route and itinerary details. This itinerary is a tentative outline of what you’ll experience on this voyage; please be aware that no specific itinerary can be guaranteed.
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